Towards Determining ϕ1 with B D(*)D(*)
A. I. Sanda, Zhi-zhong Xing
Abstract
We present an isospin analysis of the decay modes B DD, D*D, DD* and D*D*, which allows determination of the final-state interaction phases. As these transitions have branching ratios of the order 10-4 or larger, they could be useful in detecting the CP- violating phase ϕ1 (-V*cb Vcd Vtb V*td ) in the first-round experiments of a B-meson factory. The problem of penguin pollution may still be present. Once the Kobayashi-Maskawa matrix elements are known, it is possible to obtain the magnitudes and relative phases of hadronic matrix elements for B D(*)D(*). This will in turn lead to some information about the penguin pollution.
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